Today I noticed on my StatCounter that we’ve surpassed the 97 million visits mark. This is since I started tracking stats with it in November of 2006, some time after the blog was inaugurated. The stat meter is on the right sidebar, down a ways.
Thanks, everyone!
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on WDTPRS – 20th Sunday after Pentecost: What a grace it is to live with mind and conscience quiet: “Father, your fine remarks about heaven’s perfect accord versus hell and sin being discordant seem to echo John Milton’s “At…”
on Rome 24/10 – Day 5: Savoring life and loveliness: “Father, it brings me joy that you are in Rome and to read your daily posts. Thank you for the…”
on WDTPRS – 20th Sunday after Pentecost: What a grace it is to live with mind and conscience quiet: “The heading at your post on 1P5 on the Gospel reminded me also of this prayer before communion in the…”
on 4 October – St. Francis of Assisi – A saint for times of weak doctrine and weak heirarchy: “Yes, BeatifyStickler, In the 70’s the put out a movie about St. Francis. All the Friars were flitting around like…”
on Rome 24/10 – Day 5: Savoring life and loveliness: “NB: I’ll hold comments with solutions ’till the next day so there won’t be “spoilers” for others. The PBG Alaskan…”
on Rome 24/10 – Day 4: BLACK VESTMENT PROJECT!: “EAW rightly pray for Fr Horan. He may choose to be laicized but I thought the changes wrought in the…”
on 4 October – St. Francis of Assisi – A saint for times of weak doctrine and weak heirarchy: “Where did the hippie image come from? It always kind of pissed me off. I just sense gays from the…”
on 4 October – St. Francis of Assisi – A saint for times of weak doctrine and weak heirarchy: “Most likely it was referring to the heresy of Catharism, which led to the Albigensian Crusade (1209-1229). To know more…”
on 4 October – St. Francis of Assisi – A saint for times of weak doctrine and weak heirarchy: “Interesting. Is there an attribution for this text or does the author prefer anonymity? Thanks.”
on 4 October – St. Francis of Assisi – A saint for times of weak doctrine and weak heirarchy: “@ Joannes_Picus – Heretics at the time were the Cathars and Waldensians who rejected teachings of the Church and promoted…”
on 4 October – St. Francis of Assisi – A saint for times of weak doctrine and weak heirarchy: “What were the Church’s sins at the time, and which heresy specifically was dominating Europe?”
on 4 October – St. Francis of Assisi – A saint for times of weak doctrine and weak heirarchy: “Toward the end of St. Francis’s “Hymn to the Sun” is the line “Woe to those who die in mortal…”
on Rome 24/10 – Day 2: Lights (video): “@monstrance: Or selling off Casa Santa Marta to a hotel chain? ;)” on Rome 24/10 – Day 4: BLACK VESTMENT PROJECT!: “Those vestments are beautiful! In charity, let’s pray for Mr. Horan. He is obviously a troubled man in need of…”
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I’m pretty sure at least 100K of those views are mine, Fr. Z! ;^)
Thank you for all you do. I recommend your blog to most Catholics I have discussions with. About the Faith, of course.
And just think what those views would be without some of us using adblockers ;p
Congratulations padre. Very deserving, IMHO.
(Apologies for not thinking up something witty)
So, the incomparable Father Hunwicke offers praise and “Anonymous” offers an ill-written, ill-capped, ill-punctuated, unidentified criticism. Birds of a feather flock together.
You are definitely well known out there in the WWW.
I normlly visit yor blog FR twice a day
“This blog is like a fusion of the Baroque ‘salon’ with its well-tuned harpsichord around which polite society gathered for entertainment and edification and, on the other hand, a Wild West “saloon” with its out-of-tune piano and swinging doors, where everyone has a gun and something to say.”
St. Gabriel Possenti would read WDTPRS.
Wow! 97 million visits!!! Only God knows how many souls have been saved just by seeing your exhortation to GO TO CONFESSION!
I stop by daily, mostly read, rarely comment. I wonder how many people check the blog daily, that might be a cool poll to take lol
haha…Midwest St. Michael stole my comment…I’d be embarrassed to know how many visits are mine…don’t I have a life! Congratulations Father Z, the blog was always important, now it’s a lifeline and a standout. Thank you and God bless you for it.
Hey, Gumby!!
I visit the salo(o)n several times a day. Couldn’t do without it. Thanks, Father!
I happen to know that at least one of your blogposts, maybe more, was printed and hung at the new SSPX seminary for all the seminarians to see!?
(Question mark shouldn’t be there)
Okay Father, time to start some planing for the big 100 MILLION MILESTONE. How’s about some donations for a cool prize smorgasbord…cash, goods, and so on. I have I think it is a late 17th century Latin Bible, will donate. Everyone that posts on the thread you make on the big One 9 Oh day is entered into the drawing for said Smorgasbord of Prizes!
That’s fantastic Fr Z!
Daily reader – pray morning prayers, get a cup of coffee then read Fr Z. God bless you & all of your readers.
My usual breakfast routine is a bowl of cereal a cup of Mystic Monk and this blog. Can’t start the day without it.
97 Million! Incontheivable!
Congratulations, Father!